Following alleged Iranian attacks, Gulf Arab states condemned Iran, with Kuwait reducing diplomatic ties. Tehran vows immediate retaliation to any hostile act, blaming US-Israeli aggression and US bases in the region for its attacks on Israel. Gulf states deny facilitating attacks.
Following Iranian threats of immediate retaliation for any hostile act, Gulf Arab states condemned Iranian "aggression." Kuwait decided to reduce its diplomatic representation with Iran. Tehran claims US bases in the region were used in attacks against it and to intercept Iranian missiles targeting Israel, a claim denied by Gulf states.
Iran vows immediate retaliation for any hostile act, while Gulf states condemn Iranian "aggression." Kuwait reduces Iranian diplomatic representation. Tensions are fueled by alleged US-Israeli attacks on Iran, with Tehran claiming US bases were used, a charge denied by Gulf nations.
Iran's UN envoy, Amir Saeed Iravani, sent a letter to the UN Secretary-General and the Security Council accusing Gulf states and Jordan of participating in US-Israeli aggression against Iran, demanding compensation for damages.
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov stated that allegations of Iran considering withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are inappropriate and unfounded, emphasizing Tehran's continued commitment to its obligations.
The UAE strongly condemned a drone strike on the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant, calling it a dangerous escalation and a threat to regional security. Saudi Arabia also intercepted drones from Iraq, while US President Trump warned Iran to act fast.
